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The hyperx alloy elite 2 also features hype rx's own mechanical switches. It uses rubber dome switches that have a tactile bump and a fairly high pre-travel distance, which can help reduce typos but isn't ideal for a responsive gaming experience. The typing quality is only decent, but at least it should be quiet enough for noise-sensitive environments. It also offers media control with the scroll wheel and button on the top-right. With half-weight keycaps, the switches return to their original position very fast, not to mention they won’t click and clack as loudly as most mechanical keyboards. The heart of this keyboard are those switches after all, which provide a ton of tactile and audible feedback with each key press. That makes it a poor choice if you're working at home in close quarters, but it's wonderful for banging out word after word on your own. That was the question I tried to answer in our feature on whether mechanical keyboards are good for gaming, and how